Ant’s Rants - NJ’s Red Flag Law Starts 9/1/19 Extreme Risk Protective Orders Are In Effect

Published on August 16, 2019
Duration: 1:00

This video discusses New Jersey's Red Flag Law, also known as Extreme Risk Protective Orders, which went into effect on September 1, 2019. The speaker expresses strong opposition, arguing that the law violates due process and the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments by allowing for the seizure of firearms without due process. The speaker warns that individuals could face significant financial costs and potential job loss in the process of regaining their Second Amendment rights.

Quick Summary

New Jersey's Red Flag Law, effective September 1, 2019, allows for Extreme Risk Protective Orders. Critics argue this law violates due process and the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments by enabling firearm seizure without adequate legal safeguards, potentially leading to substantial financial costs and personal repercussions.

Chapters

  1. 00:02Introduction to NJ Red Flag Law
  2. 00:13Due Process Concerns
  3. 00:23Constitutional Violations
  4. 00:36Consequences of Red Flag Orders
  5. 00:49Analogy for Reporting

Frequently Asked Questions

What is New Jersey's Red Flag Law?

New Jersey's Red Flag Law, also known as Extreme Risk Protective Orders, went into effect on September 1, 2019. It allows for the potential seizure of firearms from individuals deemed a risk to themselves or others, a process the speaker argues bypasses due process.

How does New Jersey's Red Flag Law affect constitutional rights?

Critics, like the speaker in this video, argue that New Jersey's Red Flag Law violates the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments by infringing on due process rights. They contend that firearms can be seized without sufficient legal safeguards, impacting Second Amendment rights.

What are the potential consequences of a Red Flag Order in New Jersey?

According to the speaker, facing a Red Flag Order in New Jersey could result in significant legal expenses, potentially tens of thousands of dollars, to reclaim firearms. There's also a risk of job loss and disruption to family life during the process.

Who can report someone under New Jersey's Red Flag Law?

The speaker suggests that under New Jersey's Red Flag Law, virtually anyone can report an individual. The analogy used implies that even minor complaints or expressions of fear could lead to a report, triggering the order process.

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